Editing Master Slides and Layouts in Google Slides

What is the primary benefit of editing master slides?

• To apply changes across the entire presentation

• To reduce the file size

• To add new slides

• To change the theme color

How do you start editing master slides?

• It starts automatically when you open a presentation

• Use a special keyboard shortcut

• Right-click on a slide and select 'Edit Master'

• Click 'Slide' then 'Edit Master'

What happens when you edit the master slide at the top?

• A new slide layout is created

• The presentation theme is deleted

• Changes apply to all slides in the presentation

• Changes only affect the selected slide

What can you change on the master slide and the layout master slides?

• You can change elements that appear on every slide on the master slide, and you can change the layout of specific slide types on the layout master slides.
• You can only change the background color of specific slide types

• You can change the transition effects between slides
• You can change the font size on individual slides

How can you change the text color across the entire presentation?

• Editing the theme colors

• By editing each slide individually

• Using the 'Text Color' tool on the master slide

• Changing the background color

What is the advantage of editing theme colors?

• It automatically adjusts the font size

• It applies color changes across the presentation

• It allows you to add new colors to the palette

• It changes the text color only

How do you make the blue box on the title slide larger?

• Change the theme of the presentation

• Edit the layout in master slides

• Use the 'Resize' tool in the toolbar

• Edit the slide directly

What key do you hold while resizing to keep the element centered?

• Shift

• Cmd

• Alt

• Ctrl

How do you import your customized theme into a new presentation?

• Use the 'Import Theme' option

• Email it to yourself

• Download and upload the theme

• Copy and paste the theme

Where do you find the option to import a theme?

• In the 'File' menu

• In the presentation settings

• Under 'Theme' in the toolbar

• In the 'Edit Master' section